Cuisine & Culture the Chinese Family Way
In an earlier post, I mentioned that Hong Kong is made up of Hong Kong Island, Kowloon, and the New Territories. Lantau Island, the largest of them all, is part of the New Territories and is conveniently close to Hong Kong International Airport and Disneyland.
Tsim Sha Tsui (TST for short) sits at the very tip of Kowloon Peninsula and is one of the liveliest areas in Hong Kong. It’s a mix of culture, shopping, dining, and of course — those breathtaking waterfront views.
One of the highlights is the Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade along Victoria Harbour, where you get postcard-perfect views of Hong Kong’s skyline. The Hong Kong Cultural Centre is right nearby too, hosting big concerts and musicals.
Earlier this month, we went on a family trip to Hong Kong. For my husband, it was a homecoming of sorts — his mum was born there, and the last time he visited, he was only nine years old. Needless to say, the city has transformed dramatically since then. Luckily, we had his mum and my sisters as our guides, sharing local tips like getting an Octopus card for transport and always keeping some cash handy.
When you look at the development of cap in the history, there are so many types come up, including beanie, cowboy cap, mesh cap and so on. For the cap industry, cap manufacturer in China play a important role in the global cap industry, contributing significantly to the design, production, and distribution of various types of headwear. And in this China, the traditional hat in history is bamboo hat-also known as the Dǒulì (斗笠)—is one of the most iconic and enduring symbols of traditional Chinese attire. Its simple, conical design made from bamboo or straw has not only served a functional purpose but has also become a cultural emblem deeply rooted in Chinese history. From providing protection for farmers and fishermen to becoming a symbol of humility and the agrarian lifestyle, the bamboo hat remains an important element in Chinese culture. Let’s understand craftsmanship, social context, and symbolism that it carries.
Flowers hold profound significance in Chinese culture, deeply intertwined with traditions, beliefs, and symbolism. From ancient times to the modern era, flowers have played a crucial role in various aspects of Chinese life, from festivals to art, literature, and daily rituals. Understanding the significance of flowers in Chinese culture not only enriches our appreciation for their beauty but also provides insight into the intricate layers of symbolism that permeate Chinese society.
Singapore takes on a magical quality as the holiday season approaches, exuding a delightful blend of tropical allure and joyous celebration. The Christmas Camp, a well-known location for its joyous festivals, is located in the middle of this lively metropolis. Not any old destination, but a thrilling excursion that captures the essence of Christmas with a Singaporean twist just right.
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Meerkat Friends was the second pet cafe we went to as it was near Samoyed Cafe ‘Winters Village’. This place has a range of animals, meerkats, foxes, wallabies, genets, cats, dogs, and raccoons. They do have an Instagram account, which you should check out!
After five long years of not having a family holiday, we finally packed and headed off to South Korea for eight days. It has always been my dream place to visit because I love watching K-dramas and wanted to experience their life there.
I hadn’t heard of this taboo of never hanging clothing out overnight until I heard from Mr Zhou’s Ghost Stories podcast. Some people believe that hanging clothing at night will attract wandering spirits to get attached to the clothing. It will cause us to have bad luck. I will list a few examples later in the post.
Buying your new home is a very proud moment for you and your family. It is likely one of the most expensive purchases you will make and therefore it’s a big deal for everyone involved. Many Chinese people observe or believe in several Chinese customs.
Malaysia is a country that offers a variety of things to see and do. It is one of the reasons why it has become a popular place for ex-pats. Unfortunately, not everything in the country is suited to family life, which means that residents with young children will need to think carefully about where they choose to live.
Parents will have to think about schooling opportunities, safety, and job security when finding a house. Fortunately, the places listed below are considered some of the best places for Malaysian families to live.
With a burgeoning middle class, the Chinese have quickly developed a taste for fine wine. French and Italy for the last decade or so have made a lot of inroads into China and have a huge market to sell to.
As China develops their taste for wine, they have surely realized that it makes more sense to grow their own grapes and develop their own industry. Why import wine when they can simply do it themselves?
And they have started to do just that. Chinese wineries are growing all the time and now they seem poised to overtake their European competition. In this article, I will go over how different Chinese wine is from French to get an idea of the landscape in the wine world in China.
When you are a tourist, you have a great opportunity to explore different cultures and lifestyles. Regardless, nothing is as daunting as when you have to head out to a country you have never been to before.
People tend to miss seeing the best scenery because they never prepare beforehand.
If you are looking forward to visiting Vietnam, you’d rather started gearing up weeks before the journey begins to ensure that your trip is worth it and well planned out. Here are some of the things you need to know to ensure that your trip is unforgettable.
